The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-14

NINA tFovoAs1G sbNtsshk@t ~ A~se
trpoAs OPEN Hoass sxii Mordsy evcr
ing. Ne bsii inoiziiss popular eonsd,
sr,iiisa Plies In The Wsh. : 70 he iollovet
BY roaring farce sGplcyisS shs fall com
psuy. Tks ofssniniio1 10 meeting viii
great srooe~a Wood, Of Bsnnias,on. ssyl
d them We never played . greater n.
isesioH. T" ard the sAuse company 10 sngsg
I'd 70 play In Benniastoa The seek o.
August ie,h, In preferences 70 eish'
ether eonpsr,s which bad applied ioi
The chance. They viii also plsy In Rat.
land osos . vsst during the sumner
They viii give . nnt-clsss stiertsi1nsn,
Aosdsy evening. Reserved sssn pov on
sale u Esssbrooka
Report Of the primary department
hiss Q. A. Derby teacher. for the tern
eodins July sth No, atsept OF tardy
Pred Archibald. Neddis Bonesleel. Bert
Brooks. Charlie Boyle. Willie Gilbert,
George Sessions. Edith Barrett. Blanche
Csrpentsr No. ,srdy bot sbsept one day
Charlie Bossiord. Guy Davis. Lutte Mar
tan. Freddie Rove, Mabel Clemens. Maud
Msitison. Edith and Anna Smith. Not alb
sen. but safdy; Robbie Archibald. Dsllie
and Wesley seymour Not tardy but
absent: Carrie and Jessie Amedon. Parker
and Emily BsIdsio. Edith Blsckmer.
Merritt Barrett. Freddie Bentley. Charlie
Brewster. Mary CoGsy. Gsrtis Coleman.
Robbie Lussne. Lsttis Phillips. Jessie
Taylor.
nAxcHnrga DEPOT.
Mrs. Joseph Hicks died quite sudden.
" on Wednesday Of lest week.
burr 4 Msnley are giving some inter.
estns prices on The balance Of their stock
10 their nev advertisement this week.
School closed 10 district No. 8 last
week. Scholars having neither absent or
tardy marks; George Utlsy. Delbcrt Kent.
Erms wymsn. Ray Utley. Minnie Jones,
Hsnnie Wade. Berthe Jones. Those that
averaged over 90 10 their examinations are:
George U.ley. Willie Bourn. George De-
laney, Johnnie Bonrn, Roy Fleming. Will
lie Chellis, Charlie Smith. Delbert Kent.
AZ. ALTA WALKER. Teacher.
DORSET.
DIR Bourn and family Of Detroit are
spending some time at the Washington
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wensley Of
Brooklyn are stopping with Lucy and
Nsrths Kent.
Six ladies' aud gentlemen OF New
York. whose names have not learned,
are passing their vacation at Dwight
sykes
w. X. Dunton aud family came from
recently TO spend two weeks 1t
heir residence here. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Moseley and daughter and
Miss Belden Of PoultDey.
The young peoples Christian Endeav-
" society, numbering about 20. meets |
sch Friday evening with Miss Bertha
'ratt. NAV their numbers increase and |
heir good work prosper.
Rev. DR.. Poor. . guest Of DR.. Preniiss.
,reaohsd 40 excellent sermon Sunday
aud also gave brief talk 1t the
vsning service. he was born in Csylon
nd was sent 10 this country to be educat-
d. when IL years old.
Mrs NJ. u. smith and her children,
dr. and Mrs. l.. p. Snyder have quite .
ompsny Of boarders at their pleasant
ome. including Mrs. Lombard and five
and Mr.. Warren Of N. Y. city
nd Mrs Williams and daughter Of Wash
ngton. ID. G.
The following copied from the Peoria,
H., Daily Transcript may prove Of inter.
st:---"The marriage Of James L. Mccall
Z Rupert, W., 70 Mrs. Julia n. Robson
1 Lawn Bridge took place 1t the residence
I the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
harlss Stone. June 80. the Rev. g. r.
Iansom Of the Congregational church Of
cisting. Relatives for the most part
,sde up the company witnessing the
uptisl rites 10 this pleasant home from
'hich the bride will be greatly missed, -
'sl - from the community where she
- 30 long resided and shared its social
nd church activities. This event, set in
DO las, afternoon Of the last day Of tie
lesfy MONTH" enlivened with its music
nd cheer. nevertheless mingled regret
ith congrstnlstion, 10 that there is loss to
D Illinois home. albeit gain TO one 10
ermont The collstiou was par excel
'nce. The presents we're not few and
Iegant The newly welded couple left
ne same evening for their eastern home
! Bennington. VI. but will visit friends
D the way. A man OF standing and solid
orth with his worthy bride are followed
i.h kindliest wishes BY all fora fntore
right and happy"
Mr.. Becksish aud son are visiting
iends 10 This place.
Vegetation advances rapidly. Not
lueh haying done yet |,
Mrs. Mary Russell aud son Guy Of
stick. Mass. are visiting "tbs old folks
home, II O. p. Simonds. Il
The pas. week has been very warm.
ut frequent shower bave made decided
bange In the atmosphere.
A temperance organization called the
and OF Hops has been formed. With Miss
larry Qusckenbnsh - president, and the
Iisses Della end Susie Hspgood - secre